Yergan Landscape

Yergan Landscape Landscape Design | Landscape + Pool Construction | Garden Maintenance

Twenty years.It’s a number that’s hard to comprehend.When yergan began in 2006, I had big plans for the business. I want...
14/07/2026

Twenty years.

It’s a number that’s hard to comprehend.

When yergan began in 2006, I had big plans for the business. I wanted to create exceptional landscapes, work alongside good people and build something I could be proud of. Looking back now, I don’t think I could have imagined where that journey would lead.

Over the last twenty years we’ve had the privilege of transforming hundreds of gardens, taking on projects that have challenged us, inspired us and encouraged us to keep improving. We’ve been fortunate to create award-winning show gardens, represent our industry nationally and work with incredible clients across South Australia and beyond.

As proud as I am of those projects, I’m even prouder of the business we’ve built behind them.

From the beginning, we made a conscious decision to keep every stage of the journey under one roof. Today, that means a team with an incredibly broad skill set - landscape design, construction, concrete pools and garden maintenance.

It hasn’t always been the easiest path, but it’s been the right one.

Having that continuity means we never lose sight of the original vision, and that’s something I’ll never take for granted.

None of this has ever been achieved alone.

To every team member who’s worn a yergan shirt, every client who’s trusted us with their home, every supplier, subcontractor and friend who’s backed us over the years - thank you. You’ve all helped shape yergan into what it is today, and I’m incredibly grateful for the role you’ve played in its story.

Twenty years feels like a milestone worth celebrating, but it also feels like the beginning of another chapter.

Here’s to what comes next.

- Jason

What started as a conversation with Boral Australia quickly became one of the most exciting and challenging projects our...
24/06/2026

What started as a conversation with Boral Australia quickly became one of the most exciting and challenging projects our team has worked on.

In just 7 weeks, this display was designed, constructed in South Australia, freighted interstate and installed onsite at ICC Sydney for Futurebuild Australia 2026.

Every concrete element was formed, poured and finished by our team before being packed onto 8 pallets and transported to NSW. From Colori® coloured concrete and Exposé® exposed aggregate finishes to ENVIROCRETE® recycled glass concrete, Permcon permeable concrete and recycled asphalt applications - this project pushed us creatively and gave us the opportunity to explore materials we hadn’t worked with before.

Designed to feel immersive, modular and transportable, the display invited people to walk through the space, interact with the materials and experience concrete in a completely different way.
A massive team effort and a project we’re incredibly proud of.

A massive effort from our entire team to pull this together in such a short timeframe. Huge credit to everyone involved, with a special mention to Janek Coleman for building all of the custom for work and burnishing many of these elements.

A project we’re incredibly proud of.

Big thank you to Kenthurst Nursery for going above and beyond to help us pull this together, and to Redstem Nursery for supplying some incredible miscanthus from SA for the display.

Link in bio to learn more about the project.

Our Acacia garden is one of those gardens that feels just as good in winter as it does on a warm evening.From the beginn...
02/06/2026

Our Acacia garden is one of those gardens that feels just as good in winter as it does on a warm evening.

From the beginning, the design brief centred around creating a versatile garden that could be used year-round - somewhere equally suited to entertaining, quiet evenings, and everyday life.

The sunken seating area and fire pit were designed to become the heart of the garden once the temperature drops, naturally drawing people in and encouraging people to slow down and stay a little longer.

With the fire on, water moving and the garden lighting settling in, the whole space takes on a completely different feel at night. Rather than separating the pool, entertaining area and planting, the focus was on creating one cohesive environment that works together as a whole.

Pool tiles & Stone
Paving
Lighting &
Plants .grown
Soil

There’s something pretty satisfying about seeing weeks of work finally loaded onto a truck and heading off to its next d...
01/06/2026

There’s something pretty satisfying about seeing weeks of work finally loaded onto a truck and heading off to its next destination.

Today, these concrete elements began the journey to Sydney for 2026.

Over the past few weeks, our team has been busy building formwork, pouring concrete and finishing each piece before they make their way to ICC Sydney, where they’ll form part of a 6 x 9m installation delivered in partnership with

Like most projects, there’s been long days, problem solving and plenty happening behind the scenes, so it’s nice to finally see everything heading out the gate.

Big thank you to for having us involved, and to our whole team for the effort that’s gone into pulling this together over the past few weeks. Special mention to as well for the huge amount of work he’s put into these elements.

If you’re heading to this month, come by and say hello!

26/03/2026

We’re back at the - but on the other side of it.

After building a show garden here last year, you can’t help but see everything differently. You notice the details, the pressure, the amount of work behind every single space.

Some seriously beautiful gardens this year, with the most incredible detail.

Massive credit to all the teams involved - it’s a huge effort to get these over the line.

We’d love to know which one was your favourite 🌿

Opening this space up changed everything.By removing the existing pergola and shed, natural light was able to return to ...
23/03/2026

Opening this space up changed everything.

By removing the existing pergola and shed, natural light was able to return to the home - something that had been missing for a long time. From there, the focus was on rebuilding that structure in a way that worked with the light, not against it.

A new cathedral-style pergola now defines the space - higher, lighter, and proportioned to provide shade without closing things in. The pool has been positioned to one side of the garden, allowing for a generous lawn area alongside it - creating a much more usable layout for both everyday living and entertaining.

Planting is still finding its feet, but the intent is there - layers of texture, movement, and seasonal change that will continue to build over time. Alongside the pool, the garden becomes a little more relaxed - steppers set within Dichondra, planting softening edges, and a space that invites you to slow down and spend time in the garden.

A simple shift from enclosed to open - and a space that now feels easy to live in and use. Our clients were incredibly accomodating throughout this project, and we’re so happy they can now enjoy it together as a family.

Pool tiles & Pavers
Sandstone
Steppers
Lighting &
Plants .grown
Mulch

Small gardens often come with constraints, but when resolved well, they can be just as functional and beautiful as large...
18/03/2026

Small gardens often come with constraints, but when resolved well, they can be just as functional and beautiful as larger landscapes.

Our North Adelaide garden was reimagined to make better use of a narrow footprint. What was once a raised garden bed filled with oversized bamboo and artificial turf has been reshaped into a more usable and considered space. The idea was to keep things simple and cohesive - tumbled limestone underfoot, paired with curved burnished concrete seating to soften the space and guide movement through it.

A custom chimney anchors the garden and creates a natural place to gather, with a copper pizza oven adding warmth and another layer of use. Planting has been kept fairly restrained and textural, allowing the structure of the space to come through, while subtle lighting extends its use into the evening. A custom room has also been built and connected to the existing shed, adding practical storage without interrupting the flow of the garden.

A considered balance of function, material and atmosphere within a compact setting.

Limestone
Bricks
Chimney
Plants .grown
Pizza Oven
Concrete

As we move into March, it’s hard not to reflect on what was happening this time last year at the Over a couple intense ...
16/03/2026

As we move into March, it’s hard not to reflect on what was happening this time last year at the

Over a couple intense weeks in Carlton Gardens, an empty site was transformed into a 200sqm show garden - the result of a huge amount of planning, problem solving and long days on site to bring the vision to life.

Seeing the finished garden open to the public was incredibly rewarding, and even more special to see it recognised with Gold Medal, Best in Show and Best Use of Plant Life.

Like all show gardens, it came together through the collaboration of many talented people and contributors who helped make it possible.

A year on, it’s still something we’re very proud to have been part of.

Here are a few moments we captured of the garden along the way.

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